The air comes in and has to go out somewhere - even our bodies 😂 Speaking of crap as we were 😂ive got a couple of very early, pre duo clean sharks in (rotators) and one is fine but the orange colored one has no handle or bloody hose. Don't know what's worse - my shark woth no parts or my eureka dash sprint needing a brush roll belt and they are unobtanium. It can stay in its box for me! Great bit of cleaning on the duo clean Sam dear boy!! Merry Christmas for weds!!
this is why i went back to a bagged miele as most of these bagless vacuum cleaners are awful and there's too much maintenance to keep them going so they work properly
treated myself to a lightly used sebo x7 excel plus, it was very hard to find an x7, especially one with the boost button that wasn't priced like milk is now lol.
Sebo isn't the same anymore. Next year Feb they're pushing out some abysmal Chinese bagless crap to try and keep up with the cordless boom. It's some ridiculous v10 clone straight out of a catalogue. We must look after and cherish their older models.
I recently received an ex-commercial Shark NZ850. The hose was blocked solid and the brush roll base plate wasn't even on properly, the 2 locating pins were on the outside rather than in the small holes. Quite a few stones had got stuck where the "comb" is for the soft roller as well, causing it to burn off some of it haha. In the end, it cleaned up really well though.
The length of time it took for you to originally write this comment and for me to write a reply is how long it takes for them to get dirty and clog again.
@@Retro_andy_1977 For me it's the fact the motors almost religiously burnout, or on their more complex machines there's always a circuit board issue because they're too cheap to add conformal coating to the PCB's meaning fine dust kill them and short them out.
I got a cheep one on facebook and the man gave me the receipt in a manual so I guaranteed it got an issue with it with the motor unit so I was gonna fix it but then I remembered I have the guarantee so I called them and they didn’t have stock so it was exchange with the stratof xl I sold that then I didn’t like it was too heavy
I find that most Sharks are bought by ex-dyson owners, 'oh dysons are crap they keep blocking up and don't work right'. They then rabidly go on about how amazing their shark is even though it chokes itself 56x faster than a dyson and is 10x more likely to die in use.
I see a lot of carpet cleaners in the US on here using them. They're very good at picking large debris which modern Dyson's are horrible at with their suction paths the size of an HB pencil but I can't say i'd rely on one of these for a business anytime soon.
Ironically I got one of these within tbe last few weeks, has been an absolute nightmare. I decided to give it a complete stripdown as I'd never had a Shark machine before to service and I hope never again! Hateful thing, so many screws, plastic bits that if you damage one, it renders half the machine unusable etc. overpriced garbage, it almost makes the average Dyson look saint-like!
I like the kislux . I find these bags to be very durable and Iâve bought several for under $300.
The air comes in and has to go out somewhere - even our bodies 😂
Speaking of crap as we were 😂ive got a couple of very early, pre duo clean sharks in (rotators) and one is fine but the orange colored one has no handle or bloody hose.
Don't know what's worse - my shark woth no parts or my eureka dash sprint needing a brush roll belt and they are unobtanium.
It can stay in its box for me!
Great bit of cleaning on the duo clean Sam dear boy!!
Merry Christmas for weds!!
unobtanium🤣
this is why i went back to a bagged miele as most of these bagless vacuum cleaners are awful and there's too much maintenance to keep them going so they work properly
treated myself to a lightly used sebo x7 excel plus, it was very hard to find an x7, especially one with the boost button that wasn't priced like milk is now lol.
Sebo isn't the same anymore. Next year Feb they're pushing out some abysmal Chinese bagless crap to try and keep up with the cordless boom. It's some ridiculous v10 clone straight out of a catalogue. We must look after and cherish their older models.
@@megatronskneecap i know, sad
I recently received an ex-commercial Shark NZ850. The hose was blocked solid and the brush roll base plate wasn't even on properly, the 2 locating pins were on the outside rather than in the small holes. Quite a few stones had got stuck where the "comb" is for the soft roller as well, causing it to burn off some of it haha. In the end, it cleaned up really well though.
The length of time it took for you to originally write this comment and for me to write a reply is how long it takes for them to get dirty and clog again.
Looks horrendous as sharks do 😂
For me it's the filtration. They're bloody awful.
Put a new set of filters in my rotator and within one room clean the filters were dirty!!
@@Retro_andy_1977 For me it's the fact the motors almost religiously burnout, or on their more complex machines there's always a circuit board issue because they're too cheap to add conformal coating to the PCB's meaning fine dust kill them and short them out.
I got a cheep one on facebook and the man gave me the receipt in a manual so I guaranteed it got an issue with it with the motor unit so I was gonna fix it but then I remembered I have the guarantee so I called them and they didn’t have stock so it was exchange with the stratof xl I sold that then I didn’t like it was too heavy
I find that most Sharks are bought by ex-dyson owners, 'oh dysons are crap they keep blocking up and don't work right'. They then rabidly go on about how amazing their shark is even though it chokes itself 56x faster than a dyson and is 10x more likely to die in use.
Dyson is about the same quality as a shark now, you’d be lucky to get 5 years out of a Dyson now. Especially the cordless ones.
Looks ugly as hell but cleans well*. If your bothered to clean your shark.
I see a lot of carpet cleaners in the US on here using them. They're very good at picking large debris which modern Dyson's are horrible at with their suction paths the size of an HB pencil but I can't say i'd rely on one of these for a business anytime soon.
These are e-waste fresh off the factory line. None should go near one of these if you're serious about a clean home.
Ironically I got one of these within tbe last few weeks, has been an absolute nightmare. I decided to give it a complete stripdown as I'd never had a Shark machine before to service and I hope never again! Hateful thing, so many screws, plastic bits that if you damage one, it renders half the machine unusable etc. overpriced garbage, it almost makes the average Dyson look saint-like!